NEWS NEWS NEWS.......
The Constant Lovers published on January 26 in the UK (May 1 in the US).
Read the review of the book from Eurocrime .
The next book in the series, Come the Fear, will be published in the UK in July.
Cold Cruel Winter has been named one of the 10 Best Mysteries of 2011 by Library Journal.
Cold Cruel Winter is now available everywhere as an ebook, for all formats.
A rave review - starred - for Cold Cruel Winter from Publisher's Weekly, which calls it "a superb follow-up to 2010's The Broken Token" and says "Nickson, who does an excellent job depicting an honest, damaged policeman trying to seek justice at a time when influence trumps truth, may yet join the front rank of historical mystery writers." Read the review here.
Another good review for the book from Booklist, which praises the "vividly realized historical background, and the well-drawn characters and sharp dialogue." Read the review here.
Now Kirkus Reviews adds that "follow-up to Broken Token (2010) is an exciting tale that explores the vast gulf between the rich and poor while delivering a
first-rate mystery."
A blog interview by Donna Fletcher Crow. Read it here.
A glorious review of Cold Cruel Winter by Leeds Book Club here.
Listen to an interview with me by the lovely Leeds Book Club, talking about the Richard Nottingham books. They also have an exclusive Leeds story (starring Amos Worthy) available free.
The Constant Lovers will come out in hardback in the UK in January, just as Cold Cruel Winter appears in trade paperback.
Library Journal (in a starred review) calls Cold Cruel Winter "stunning" and the series outstanding. Red the review here (scroll down the page)
Catch the podcast of the Radio Litopia panel I did with fellow crime writers Barbara Nadel and Roger Silverwood. Listen to it here.
Read the Eurocrime review of Cold Cruel Winter here. And so far it's been getting 5-star reviews on Amazon.
A very nice interview with me by Exploring Leeds, who loves the city. Read it here
